and music from adele.h cleto and the cletones. ♪ it's "jimmy kimmel live" ♪ >> dicky: and now, heading this way, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for being so well behaved. has my botox kicked in yet? i'm trying to -- get my face nice and smooth for the oscars like a pumpkin, you thgh? the academy awards are right across the street from us on sunday. that has nothing to do with why you all got a cavity search on your way in here. that we did for fun. i'm looking forward to the oscars this year. a couple of likable young hosts and they're making some changes to update the traditional oscar moments that i think are good. for instance, this year they'll have an in memoriam and in rehab montage to honor those who could not be with us because they are being held captive by dr. drew in a house. natalie portman is the favorite to win best actress and i'm worried about her. since 2010 every best actress winner's husband ha

adel here with us on "the early show" this morning.ipe old 22, she is an international superstar. she's performing two songs from her latest cd this morning. it was just released in the u.s. already rave reviews. including from the early show staff. we are all looking forward to adel performing. >> five stardz already. a couple of reviews. this album is fantastic. the polar opposite of the next story. the annual list of the dirtiest holtzes in america. we're talking some real horror stories here. everything from mold to myself to mattress nightmares. blood on the sheets. >> lovely. >> oh, god. we're going to go through the list and tell you what some of these hotels are telling us and explain how to get out of a bad hotel experience. >> that's mold? >> we don't even know. >> quite frankly, i don't think i want to know. >> lovely gallery. peter is here with some information that you are >> thanks so much. now over to chris. >> thank you. do you ever have reservations about the hotels where you have reservations? well, every year trip ad

we have more music from adele coming up. nervous about what's going to happen. >> how's the pressure? >> it's good. cool. i was chilling in kathie lee's dressing room. i found something, too. >> what? >> i'll tell you at 10:00. >> we'll see what happens live. >> is it drinkable? >> we are doing wine pairings. that's one of the reasons. >> wine pairing for kathie lee is wine and more wine. >> and you have adele performing. >> it will be a great performance. lots coming up. we'll have fun today. >> we are. >> it's all coming up after your local news and weather. you don't want to miss this. >> o. my second diagnosis-- i was told to go home, retire, and enjoy the time i had left. to say it was a shock is just a complete understatement. i mean, i don't think there are words. she had put up a really good fight, but it was her time. you... don't have a choice of getting breast cancer. i had no choice. i wanted to do something bigger than myself. that 3-day gave me that opportunity. and i can actually do something to help. i think

. >> narrator: mohamed adel had been to serbia to learn the techniques. >> ...an extraordinary act of daring in the country of tunisia... >> ...president ben ali has stepped down... >> narrator: then tunisia broke. and as protesters there overthrew their government, maher and the april 6 activists saw their chance. >> this was their moment. and they saw it happen. and they jumped online, they jumped on sms, they jumped on twitter. and they had each other accessible-- 30,000, 40,000, 50,000 people right away in this forum. >> narrator: they set a date-- a public holiday, january 25-- and issued a call for action. >> asmaa mahfouz, a young activist with the april 6th movement, decided to film a v- blog to encourage egyptians to join protests on january 25, police day. >> narrator: the video went viral. the morning of the 25th, maher and april 6 waited to see if anyone would show up. >> they have no idea if three people are going to turn up, or 300, or 3,000. they're just doing their best to be heard and to be convincing in cyberspace. and so they really don't know what's going to happen

. >> más adelant la tijera tiene en primicia, la presentación de las primeras imágenes de penélope cruzpareció penélope cruz junto a javier dbardem. >> te gustaba penélope cruz desde antes de quedar embarazada. >> cómo te imaginas que quedó después de tener a su hijo. >> como thalía. >> pero reapareció en público, con su marido javier bardem y vamos a ver cómo se veía. >> las fotografías se van a ver por allá. >> las primeras fotos de penélope cruz con su marido y. >> y el video de cómo se veía esta mujer, esta española apenas hace dos semanas que trajo al mundo a su criatura, imanense ustedes y todo el mundo dice que ella tiene una suerte de 30 libras de más. >> mucho difícil verla pero les garantizo que se ve estupenda. >> cómo la ves?. >> espectacular se ve muy bien. >> sí se ve muy bien. >> con esa cantidad de flashes y paparai. >> ahí está. >> ahí está cómo la ve?. >> gordita, gordita. >> hace dos semanas dio a sluz. >> gordita per se ve radiante. >> pero acaba de dar a luz. >> hay que comprender como mujeres que somos. >> está bien boni otra vez. >> pues estás acuerdo conmigo. >>

music from twilight singers adel and cake so join us next week. tonight is a very funny man. he can sing, dance, act and has a name like a japanese number puzzle. six seasons on "saturday night live." now in the new movie "hall pass." it opens in theaters next friday. please say hello to jason sudeikis. >> i'm ready. >> jimmy: you're all kansased up, aren't you? >> i've been working out. got a big game tomorrow. >> jimmy: we have a big game tomorrow. >> you have to coach it. >> jimmy: i'm the coach of the east team -- or west team. you're on the east team. >> i am now. >> jimmy: are you a good player? >> no, not really. no. no, i can talk it. i'm pretty good on xbox. >> jimmy: okay, all right. >> especially when i play with the guy who's coming out here in a little bit. he's very good on video games. >> jimmy: he's good on the real court i understand. >> i don't follow that stuff. >> jimmy: who are you excited about playing? who's on your team here? i have the rosters. >> we're going to wear you guys out. it's going to be something. >> you got mic

. >>> and two-time grammy winner adelle stops by to perform hits from her new album. >>> now keep ithis channel for continuing local news, weather, sports and more. i'm lynn berry. thanks for watching "early today," just your first stop of the day today on your nbc station. have a good one. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com

i just want to go back to what adele said about the truth residing somewhere in the middle. i think that is absolutely crucial as a new auns to make. but having said that, this is not a chicken-and-egg situation. what you have in the case of al jazeera, for example, you have a channel that has invested over in... over a period of over ten years in understanding these... how these situations... how these systems work and what the real problems are. but the fact of the situation is that there have been problems. the problems that we saw that lead to the uprising and revolution in tunisia was somewhat similar in egypt. so you have that political keg in the case of egypt waiting to happen for 30 years. but then you have that convergence of the new social media with people's wide access to television. basically governments, especially the government of egypt in this case and the government of tunisia just didn't have anywhere to hide from that. >> brown: in our last minute you were talking to people looking at how the government was trying to deal with the media, right. >> warner

i just want to go back to what adele said about the truth residing somewhere in the middle. i think that is absolutely crucial as a new auns to make. but having said that, this is not a chicken-and-egg situation. what you have in the case of al jazeera, for example, you have a channel that has invested over in... over a period of over ten years in understanding these... how these situations... how these systems work and what the real problems are. but the fact of the situation is that there have been problems. the problems that we saw that lead to the uprising and revolution in tunisia was somewhat similar in egypt. so you have that political keg in the case of egypt waiting to happen for 30 years. but then you have that convergence of the new social media with people's wide access to television. basically governments, especially the government of egypt in this case and the government of tunisia just didn't have anywhere to hide from that. >> brown: in our last minute you were talking to people looking at how the government was trying to deal with the media, right. >> warner

. >> dicky: and music from adele. >> jimmy: possums helping rhinos. it's a beautiful thing we

. >>> and grammy award winning singer adell performs some of her latest hits."cbs morning news" for this friday. thanks for watching everyone. i'm betty nguyen. have a great weekend. ,,,,,,,, >>> your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. >>> cbs 5 on stormwatch this morning. rain already drenching the bay, and the snow, well, it's on its way. lawrence will tell us where and when those flurries will fly and it's a wet drive no matter where you're going. this is a live look. we have team coverage on the trouble spots for your commute on this friday. good morning, everybody. thank god it's friday, right? it's february 25th, i'm frank mallicoat. it's 4:30 and the bay area is bracing for some wintry weather all weekend long. in fact, we will get some snow on the roads as we mentioned, pretty wet out there. sydnie had a little car issue. she will join us at 5:00. >>> we begin our live coverage out in the field with anne makovec, who joins us now from the summit along highway 17 in the santa cruz mountains. ladies first, anne, how is it out there? >> reporter:

tomorrow night, owen wilson, kelly ripa and music from adele.s special. our latest top secret video, the content i cannot reveal. but it will be well worth your time and it involved humping. our first guest tonight is the a very funny man and he's here to prove it. you can see him every night on "parenthood", 10:00 thursday nights on nbc. please say hello to dax shepard. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: how are you? >> so good. >> jimmy: you look good. you got a vest on. >> trying to bring the sweater vest back. >> jimmy: well, you -- >> they seem receptive. maybe it already back. >> jimmy: you look like a news boy from the '20s. >> thank you, thank you. well, you know, i recently came into a bunch of money. >> jimmy: yes, you did. >> think about retiring from "parenthood." >> jimmy: you came into the money at my house. >> guys, next super bowl, go over to kimmel's, because you are liable to win $300. i walked in and someone was like, you need to give us $30 for the box. i was like, all right. i don't know what the box means. names everywhere.

also with us is adel iskander, who teaches contemporary arab studies and media at georgetown university. he writes a column for the english language newspaper, the "egyptian today." lawrence pintak is a former middle east correspondent whose latest book is titled the "new arab journalist." he's dean of the edward r. murrow college of communication at washington state university. and abder-rahim foukara is washington, d.c. bureau chief for al jazeera's arabic channel. the first thing

companies like intel, gateway, said adel allport into the country.he negotiated agreements between the government, labor and business community, to make investment predictable, devalued the currency and 86 and again in 92. and it all ended up with a miracle that was dubbed the celtic tiger after years of really no growth at all, ireland was a real backwater, almost a third world country in the 1980s. in the mid-90s, the economy tipped over at 8%, 9%, 10%, year after year, to the point whereby the year 2000, for the first time in modern history, the irish on a per capita basis for richer than they are master. >> where does your book and? >> my bookends about four or five months ago. it comes full circle from the battle days to the best times ireland has ever had into this disaster, this crisis of the past few years and it brings the story right up to date. it ends primarily with the nationalization of this rogue bank, anglo irish bank that was responsible for much of the bill at the irish taxpayers are not getting stuck with. and it ends though on a f

my dad was in the air force, hats off to the coast guard and i'm looking forward to hearing admiral adelllan. i just want to echo what has been said. just a quick point mr. chairman in regard to the jones act, which is i think it's right to becoming up in the witnesses' testimony and i sure there will be some questions about that today i personally believe it's the jones act is a jury critical component of america's maritime heritage, and during this tragic incident in the gulf, the jones act suffered from an unfortunate misguided on true media campaign against the jones act and they re singing the jones act ndered cleanup efforts and created a lot of the confusion in the gulf and actually looking through the admiral's testimony in regards tthe applications of the jones act there was a misperception that the jones act and he did the use for the deepwater horizon response operations and in reality the jones act had no impact on the operation and just one other quick quote from the of reports that we all have in front of us. we did not reject because of the jones act restrictions. these re

>> adel, congressman. america has to meet its obligations that we are a country that pays its bills and we need of work commitments and we cannot afford to do anything that would create a risk of jeopardize in this recovery, slowing the pace of expansion, slowing the pace of employment growth and to create any uncertainty in the mind of the american people in the broader investment community america will not meet its obligation and would be damaging to the recovery command again i wanted to get more confident side of this. of course, i am completely confident congress will act as it always does to raise the debt limit and i very much welcome the comments made by the republican leadership both in the house and the senate that recognizes america's obligation to to meet them. we have to have a very important debate about how to restore fiscal responsibility, and we are looking for to the debate again because it is unnecessary debate to have that we have to work that out and still make sure they understand we

my dad was in the air force, hats off to the coast guard and i'm looking forward to hearing admiral adell allan. i just want to echo what has been said. just a quick point mr. chairman in regard to the jones act, which is i think it's right to becoming up in the witnesses' testimony and i sure there will be some questions about that today i personally believe it's the jones act is a jury critical component of america's maritime heritage, and during this tragic incident in the gulf, the jones act suffered from an unfortunate misguided on true media campaign against the jones act and they were singing the jones act hindered cleanup efforts and created a lot of the confusion in the gulf and actually looking through the admiral's testimony in regards to the applications of the jones act there was a misperception that the jones act and he did the use for the deepwater horizon response operations and in reality the jones act had no impact on the operation and just one other quick quote from the of reports that we all have in front of us. we did not reject because of the jones act restrictions.

my dad was in the air force, hats off to the coast guard and i'm looking forward to hearing admiral adelllan. i just want to echo what has been said. just a quick point mr. chairman in regard to the jones act, which is i think it's right to becoming up in the witnesses' testimony and i sure there will be some questions about that today i personally believe it's the jones act is a jury critical component of america's maritime heritage, and during this tragic incident in the gulf, the jones act suffered from an unfortunate misguided on true media campaign against the jones act and they were singing the jones act hindered cleanup efforts and created a lot of the confusion in the gulf and actually looking through the admiral's testimony in regards to the applications of the jones act there was a misperception that the jones act and he did the use for the deepwater horizon response operations and in reality the jones act had no impact on the operation and just one other quick quote from the of reports that we all have in front of us. we did not reject because of the jones act restrictions. th

. >> there was a woman named adele enerson. different positions and sort of make stories up about what mila was dreaming about. this is the bookworm. that's, i guess, the astronaut. is that superman? >> the book is going to come out, i think, in the winner. it's called "when my baby dreams -- >> look at that. >> how did she do that? >> remember ann geddes, she does the gorgeous books with the babies. it looks like a cabbage patch doll. these are genius. >> how adorable. often we wonder if we get dressed for men or for women or do things for men or women. they say men like skinny jeans. >> no, they don't like skinny jeans. >> men don't like skinny jeans. >> do you guys like skinny jeans? they're not even listening. they're playing cards over there. no? and over the knee boots. >> what about a manicure? do you care if women get a manicure? >> yes. >> you're sloppy that way, you're sloppy in other ways. >>> it's time for friday's funny. my wife was standing nude looking in the bedroom mirror. she was not happy with what she saw an

open cu --y por fin llego el fin de semana...y ya estamos ansiosos de saber como estara el clima...adelantopen cu --via skype desde san francisco ya esta con nosotros maria antonieta mejia, la editora del periodico el mensajero para traernos los titulos y notas mas importantes de la nueva edicion. --hola maria, buenas noches... take pkg hola qu tal. los saludo desde la redaccin de el mensajero en el barrio latino de la misin en san franciso. en nuestra nueva edicin les recomiendo que lean una nota acerca de una interesante encuesta de impremedia, nuestra casa editorial, y latino decisions en la que se encontr que entre las preocupacion es de los votantes latinos estn la economa y la poltica migratoria. adems no dejen de leer una nota sobre una protesta realizada en oakland, frente a la propiedad de un empleador que hasta la fecha no le ha pagado a uno de sus empleados latinos. una historia que desafortunad amente es comn. tambin traemos una nota acerca de algunas manifestaciones realizadas en san francisco en apoyo a quienes pedan la renuncia del mandatario egipcio hosni mubarak. finalment